I think it's India. We know our roads are so pathetic, so they should provide 14-inch tires because, in India, tires are a very important factor for off-roading in hilly areas. It's my small request to all companies making 12-inch tires: please don't do that. At least start with 14-inch tires and ensure good ground clearance because, in India, there are no guidelines for speed breakers, and the road conditions are very bad.

They should reduce the prices of this car

Yes, Comet is very Affordable and most practical car. with the compact design.

Bhai jab maine chalaya ye car, toh sach bata raha best experience tha, isse better car nhi hai market me daily commute ke liye!

Indeed MG comet is an affordable but very impressive car.

what is meant by "Ignition ON

bhai what about charging time?

I think if the government really wants to promote EV vehicles, they should control the price first of all. There is nothing but fiber material and a battery, yet they are selling for 20% more than expensive petrol cars. In petrol cars, there is a mechanism, an engine, and various other additional equipment, so the cost is justified. However, in EVs, there is not much, and they are not new technology. When we were kids, we also used small electric cars and bikes 20 years ago. Now, EVs have limited ranges, like 100 kilometers, which is not acceptable. If a person wants to travel 300 kilometers, they always have to carry a charger, which is not portable. Companies should find ways to make EVs more convenient and user-friendly. Fast charging is also required because we cannot stop everywhere for 5-8 hours to charge our vehicles. If you are selling a car above five lakh rupees, it should have a minimum range of 300-500 kilometers to justify the cost. Otherwise, the government and private companies are just fooling the public with high prices. People are ready to accept environmentally friendly options, but the government and private companies are not providing good quality at reasonable prices. This is a big problem in India, and EV car sales are low because, after one year, there is no demand for resale, so why is the price so high?

The Wuling Hongguang Mini EV sells for the equivalent of Rs 3,42,000 in China. Practically the same car as the MG Comet EV. Price it at that level in India or watch in dumb horror as Indians shun a two door, overpriced EV. Just by the way, the Wuling Hongguang Mini EV is the best selling EV in China.

Only 5 lakh car . Range should be 250km

Tata nano should be relaunch with ev